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Map of Woodman's Addition to Mineral Point
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This manuscript map of Woodman's Addition in Mineral Point is pen-and-ink on paper. The map includes certifications signed by John B. Whitelaw (surveyor), Cyrus Woodman (owner), a register, and a notary public. Woodman's Addition falls between North and South Street, and Edward and Mary Street.
1856
Whitelaw, John B., d. 1884 (surveyor)
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Plat of Mineral Point, Wisconsin Territory
1839
This facsimile of a manuscript map of Mineral Point shows lots and streets. The lower left corner includes a certification.
Vliet's Survey of Mineral Point
1837
This facsimile manuscript map of Mineral Point shows lot numbers, dimensions, streets, and township lines. The bottom left corner includes a certification.
Rephotographic Pair: The Washburn and Woodman Bank
A vintage and a modern view of the Washburn and Woodman Bank building, presented as a pair. The modern view was created by Tim Radl. The creator of the vintage view is unknown.
Mineral Point and Environs
1836 - 1844
This early map shows the township and range system, sections, landownership, smelting furnaces ("Fur"), lead mines, copper mines, and roads in the vicinity of "Mineral Point Court House" in the Tow...
The Washburn and Woodman Bank Building
February 16, 2012
Exterior view from across the street of the Washburn and Woodman Bank building on a cloudy winter day.
Bird's-Eye View of Mineral Point
1872
This is a bird's-eye map looking south east at Mineral Point. By 1872, Mineral Point was a prosperous city, far from the rough mining settlement of 1827. The sketch in the lower right hand corner ...
